The Samsung Gear VR and the Oculus Quest 2 are both great virtual reality headsets. When it comes to choosing which one is right for you, there are a few things to consider.

For starters, the Samsung Gear VR has a slightly wider field of view than the Oculus Quest 2 at 101° versus 97° respectively. It also has a higher resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels compared to the 1832 x 1920 on the Oculus Quest 2. Furthermore, it is designed for use with compatible smartphones so users don't need to buy additional hardware and can get started right away. However, it does have a lower refresh rate at 60 Hz compared to 72 Hz on the Oculus Quest 2 which could affect gameplay performance and make graphics appear blurrier than on its rival headset.

On the other hand, we have the more advanced Oculus Quest 2 that offers an immersive standalone experience as well as room-scale tracking and 360-degree support powered by its Qualcomm Snapdragon XR2 processor. The visuals might be slightly inferior but they're still very good considering its price point and overall performance boost that comes with having a dedicated CPU built into this device will be greatly appreciated by gamers who want smooth gaming without any lags or hitches in their experiences. Additionally, it's important to note that this headset doesn’t require any external hardware or smartphone connection either which makes setup much faster and easier.

Having tried out both products firsthand I must say that I personally preferred using the Oculus Quest 2 due to its better refresh rate allowing me to have smoother visuals when playing games or watching movies within virtual reality environments whereas with the Samsung Gear VR I found myself noticing slight blurring every now and then when moving my head around quickly during game sessions since its refresh rate was only 60Hz compared to 72Hz on the Oculus Quest 2 which made all movements look crisper especially when in intense action scenes where fast movements are involved often times.

In conclusion, both products offer great value for money given their respective price points but if you’re looking for a truly immersive experience with minimal blurring then definitely go for something like an Oculus Quest 2 rather than settling for a less expensive but less powerful product such as Samsung Gear VR